• Skip to content
(208) 930-9242
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube
  • Zillow
Resourceful Agent Realty

Resourceful Agent Realty

  • Buying
  • Selling
  • Lifestyle
  • Locations
  • Meet the Team
  • Reviews
  • Contact

Rathdrum

Spread the love
Browse by LocationHomes for Sale under $400K
Homes for Sale under $500KHomes for Sale under $600K
Homes for Sale over $700KHomes for Sale over $800K
Homes for Sale under $900KHomes for Sale over $900K

At the base of Rathdrum Mountain, in the Panhandle of Northern Idaho, Rathdrum is a city in Kootenai County. One of the oldest towns in the area, the community is conveniently located just 12 miles from Coeur d’Alene and only 25 miles from Spokane, Washington. Rich in history, many of the city’s historic buildings still stand, such as the oldest brick church in Idaho, Saint Stanislaus Church.

What is your home worth?
Find out here!

Contents

  • Things to Do in Rathdrum, Idaho
  • Homes for Sale in Rathdrum
  • Education in Rathdrum, Idaho
  • Transportation in Rathdrum, Idaho
  • The Climate in Rathdrum, Idaho
  • Living in Rathdrum, Idaho
  • Conclusion
  • Have Questions? Ask Resourceful Agent Realty!

Things to Do in Rathdrum, Idaho

Rathdrum Mountain is a winter wonderland of snow-covered pine trees in the cold months and attracts people and wildlife during warmer months. In addition to the occasional spotting of deer, elk, wild turkeys, and a rare bobcat, you can also find a 9-hole disc golf course and numerous trails for walking, hiking, and bicycling.

When in Rathdrum, seeing the St. Stanislaus Kostka Mission is a must. The historic building, the oldest brick-built Roman Catholic church in the state, was built in 1900, influenced heavily by the Gothic Revival style of architecture. 

Rathdrum Farmers’ Market is another way to feel rooted in the Rathdrum community in Idaho. Two Saturdays each month from May until August, there’s a charming, small, and bustling farmers’ market at City Park, which it’s been doing since it was established in 2009.

City Park is the gem of Rathdrum’s parks and trails, set alongside a creek. There’s a pedestrian bridge flanked by grassy areas, ideal for picturesque picnics under a canopy of trees. It also has a rentable gazebo and Pavilion in addition to a playground and a horseshoe pit.

Links Golf Club is an excellent way to relax and enjoy a day out on the greens, designed in classic Scottish-style with challenges brought forth by the shapes and curves of the natural landscape.

Go to top

Homes for Sale in Rathdrum

Education in Rathdrum, Idaho

Students attending public schools in Rathdrum, Idaho, are governed by the Lakeland Joint School District, a district that has been in operation since 1948.

There are multiple parochial as secular private schools in and around Rathdrum, including Classical Christian Academy serving students in grades PK-12, Marry Immaculate Queen School educating students in grades K-12, and St. Joseph Minor Seminary for students in grades 8-12.

Higher education is easily accessible from home in Rathdrum, with proximity to North Idaho College, Spokane Community College, Whitworth University, and Eastern Washington University, among others.

6 Steps to Buying a Home
Go to top

Transportation in Rathdrum, Idaho

Rathdrum, situated on the Rathdrum Prairie, is conveniently located to State Highways 41 and 53, which cross through the town. The area is also close to Interstate Highway 90 and Highway 95. The majority of residents get around by personal car, although public transit is available in some areas.

For bus service, Kootenai County operates Citylink transit services.

Rideshare services are another popular way to get around the area with ease.

Rathdrum’s residents and visitors use the Spokane International Airport, 37 miles from town for air travel.

Go to top

The Climate in Rathdrum, Idaho

For 175 days each year, the sun shines its rays on Rathdrum, Idaho, generating high summer temperatures of just 82 degrees, perfect for enjoying all of the outdoor recreation, parks, and activities that the area is known for.

There’s measurable precipitation about 116 days per year, which generates about 26 inches of rain and 41 inches of snow.

Winter lows drop to 23 degrees, ideal for winter games, snowmen, and snowball fights.

Closing Costs for Buyers
Go to top

Living in Rathdrum, Idaho

Rathdrum is a tiny community that’s less than four square miles in size, with a population of 9,150 in the 83858 zip code.

The median annual household income in Rathdrum is estimated at $62,609, slightly above the $60,999 state median household income.

Homes in the area are also slightly higher than the Idaho average at $260,446 compared to the state’s $255,200.

Go to top

Conclusion

Rathdrum is a small city in Idaho that offers a comfortable lifestyle amidst an awe-inspiring backdrop of Rathdrum Mountain.

While the community maintains a small-town vibe, it’s also conveniently located to major cities and all the creature comforts and amenities they provide. 

The area is enriched by excellent public and private schools and is within driving distance to multiple colleges and universities. With a strong economy and plenty of things to do, Rathdrum is an ideal place to settle in and call home

Go to top

Have Questions? Ask Resourceful Agent Realty!

Give Resourceful Agent Realty a call today to learn more about local areas,
discuss selling a house, or tour available homes for sale

208-930-9242

Keller Williams Realty Coeur d’Alene
3931 N Schreiber Way
Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815
(208) 930-9242

(208) 667-2399

Info@resourcefulagentrealty.com


Equal Housing Opportunity

  • Basic Search
  • Advanced Search
  • Map Search
  • Address Search
  • MLS Number Search
  • Home Valuation
  • My Account
  • Login
  • Signup

Copyright © 2022
Another BREW from Ballen Brands